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Community volunteers respond to storm damage in Rutherford County: 'We've got a mess'

Reintroduction of PASTEUR Act to Combat Antibiotic Resistant Infections / Public News Service

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has reintroduced the PASTEUR Act in Congress, which stands for Pioneering Antimicrobial Subscriptions to End Upsurging Resistance. The legislation would encourage investment in the development of drugs to address what some have called "the antimicrobial resistance crisis." It also aims to improve the appropriate use and availability of antibiotics. David Hyun, antibiotic resistance project director for The Pew Charitable Trusts, said antibiotic resistance is due to not having enough new antibiotics coming to the market in the last couple of decades. ...

VCU to Study Effects of Stress on Heart Health | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily

RICHMOND — Virginia Commonwealth University will be researching chronic psychosocial stress' effects on heart health as part of an American Heart Association…

VCU to Study Effects of Stress on Heart Health

Virginia Commonwealth University will be researching chronic psychosocial stress' effects on heart health as part of an American Heart Association grant. University researchers will work collaboratively with Ohio State University and the University of California-Davis for the $15 million project. Dr. ...

TULIP FESTIVAL in Eagleville through April 8

(EAGLEVILLE) Lucky Ladd Farms at 4374 Rocky Glade Road invites the public to its excited the Tennessee Tulip Festival now through April 8. There are nearly 300,000 tulips at the farm, all imported direct from Holland, the tulip capital of the world. Owner Amy Ladd said "We've put so much hard work into creating a beautiful, immersive experience for our guests, and we can't wait for everyone to see it. Visitors are invited to spend as much time as they like tiptoeing through the fields of colorf ...

Goats blamed for E. coli outbreak at Lucky Ladd Farms, one child died

According to the TN Department of Health, two baby goats are the reason for the outbreak at Lucky Ladd Farms in Rutherford County.

Families plan to file lawsuit against Lucky Ladd Farms after E. coli report

Lucky Ladd Farms is responding to claims that they were negligent after a child died from catching E. coli. Three families have gotten an attorney and they’re planning to file a lawsuit against them.

Two-year-old-boy ripped from mother's arms in Tennessee floods and found by search team identified

DNA testing confirmed Kellen Cole Burrow, two, was the body found on Tuesday in the wreckage of the devastating flood in Tennessee. His body is being transported to Taylor Funeral Home in Dickson.

Recovered toddler's body may belong to 2-year-old-boy ripped from mother's arms in Tennessee floods

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